Developers - webcams.travel API
Available API Methods
users webcams- wct.webcams.get_details
- wct.webcams.get_details_multiple
- wct.webcams.list_comments
- wct.webcams.list_nearby
- wct.webcams.list_by_tag
- wct.webcams.list_by_user
- wct.webcams.list_by_continent
- wct.webcams.list_by_country
- wct.webcams.list_new
- wct.webcams.list_recent
- wct.webcams.list_popular
- wct.webcams.list_random
- wct.webcams.list_timelapse
Projects using the webcams.travel API
WorldViewiPhone / iPod touch Application
Worldscope
Android Application
WorldCam
Windows 7 Mobile Application
WorldWebcams
Opera Widget
Webcams Pro
iPhone / iPod touch Application
Locago
Mobile Application
funivie.org
Map Application
Symbaloo
Web Application
TIXIK.com
Web Application
WeFind
Web and iPhone / iPod touch Application
Moxier World
iPhone / iPod touch and Google Android Application
Mashed World
Map Application
Herold.at Routenplaner
Map Application
CleverGlobe
Map Application
CoolStreaming
Map Application
Hotelguide.com
Web Application
wetter.com
Web Application
Google Mapplet
Map Application
Google Gadgets
Web Applications
Maptoolkit
Map Application
GlobalCams
iPhone / iPad / iPod touch Application
skiregionen.com
Web Application
With our API we give open access to our webcam repository and the user community. Using this
API, you will be able to enrich your application with webcams from all over the world. You can
integrate them into your map, blog or homepage. The webcams.travel API is available for commercial
and non-commercial use. Please read the Terms of Use.
First, you need a developer ID. Signup for a developer ID in order to get access to the API.
Read the Introduction to get an idea how the API works.
Read about the Encoding used by the webcams.travel API.
Getting started
First, you need a developer ID. Signup for a developer ID in order to get access to the API.
Read the Introduction to get an idea how the API works.
Read about the Encoding used by the webcams.travel API.
Terms of Use
Request Formats
Currently only the REST request format is supported.Response Formats
The response of an API method call can be in different formats. Choose one that fits best the needs of your application:Error Codes
An API method call may return an error. This is a list of possible errors that may arise and that are common among all methods.EasyMap JavaScript API
With the EasyMap JavaScript API you can easily add the webcam to your map with just two lines of code. Learn more about the EasyMap JavaScript API.Google Maps Webcam Layer
If you use Google Maps you can easily display the webcams by adding the webcam layer overlay:
map.addOverlay(new GLayer('com.google.webcams'));
... where map is your current GMap2 instance. Show this example using GLayer and Google Maps.



